“Utah Boy’s ‘ICE COLD BEER’ Stand Leaves Neighbors—and Police—Cracking Up”
On a blazing summer day in Brigham City, Utah, young Seth Parker took the idea of a lemonade stand to hilarious new heights. Instead of selling juice, the clever boy set up a booth with a bold sign reading “ICE COLD BEER” — right in front of a church.
Concerned locals quickly called the police, alarmed at what looked like a child selling alcohol. But when officers arrived, they discovered the truth — Seth was selling root beer, with the word “root” cheekily written in tiny letters above “beer.”
The Brigham City Police shared the encounter online, writing, “Yep, he’s selling beer… ROOT BEER, that is!” The post quickly went viral, earning Seth praise for his creativity and humor.
With his stock sold out and customers raving, Seth proved that clever marketing can make even a root beer stand unforgettable. His playful spirit not only brought laughter to his community but also inspired everyone to think outside the box — one bubbly bottle at a time.
